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The summer begins today at 8:23 pm and the station must be influenced by the El Niño weather phenomenon.
In the afternoon, we had another meeting of the Catarinense Climate Forum, a monthly meeting at which meteorologists from all regions of our state come together to develop climate forecasts for the next three months.
According to meteorologists, we are still in a period called neutrality, but most likely, with a 90% chance that we have an El Nino during the summer. Phenomenon due to the warming of the waters of the equatorial Pacific. If this is confirmed, the intensity will be low to moderate.
The main features of this phenomenon in summer, here in Santa Catarina, are the rise in temperatures and the regularity of the rain.
Climate Prediction for the months of January, February and March
TEMPERATURES
During the season, temperatures are expected to remain within the expected range for this time of year, which is a water well. typical summer
However, two to three heat waves should bring temperatures higher than expected for the season, even at night, for several consecutive days.
RAIN
Rainfall volumes are expected to remain normal for this quarter, being above average only in the western region.
The rain showers between late afternoon and early evening, features of the southern region of Brazil, should occur throughout the summer, but especially in January, where they will be more frequent. Rainfall in February and March is expected to be more erratic, interspersed with drier periods.
TAKE CARE IN SUMMER
Wear light colored clothing and adapted to the type of activity practiced, as well as caps, sunglbades and sunscreen
do physical exercises in hot places, the ideal is to decrease the intensity of at least 20% of the habit. This is due to the fact that the appearance of cramps may indicate a risk of heat shock. It is essential to hydrate the body with plenty of water or isotonic, in addition to favor foods rich in fiber, minerals, vitamins and sometimes when the sun is lower.
From:
Bianca Souza – Technique in Meteorology
Source: Ciram
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